Why Skoda took the Yeti out of the program and put the Karoq on track was a puzzle not only to the experts in 2017. But the fact is: The little brother of the Kodiaq took off and took second place behind the Octavia in the company’s internal ranking. Now there’s a delicate update for the SUV. More corners and edges, more black and, above all, standard LED light: the front is a touch more striking. Full matrix LED headlights appear in the extras list for the first time. New aerodynamic rims with fine-tuning on the underbody reduce the drag coefficient by ten percent to 30. Inside, the Czechs have given the Karoq a vegan treatment: the door panels, the seats and the armrests are made from recycled materials.
In addition to the basic version, Skoda only offers the Sportline. From 28,900 euros. (Heb)
Source: Nachrichten
